Constantinople - Quiz
A) Justinian I B) Theodosius I C) Honoratus D) Valens
A) Valens B) Constantine C) Arcadius D) Zeno
A) Hagia Sophia B) Great Palace C) Forum of Taurus D) Hebdomon
A) Constantius II B) Theodosius I C) Arcadius D) Justinian I
A) Theodosius II B) Valens C) Arcadius D) Justinian I
A) 378 B) 532 C) 541 D) 413–414
A) Nika Riots B) Battle of Adrianople C) Plague of Justinian D) Arrival of the Huns
A) A hippodrome B) An arsenal C) A library D) A university
A) Rome B) Carthage C) Constantinople D) Jerusalem
A) Anthemius B) Honoratus C) Isidore D) Belisarius
A) The Hebdomon mutiny B) Adrianople rebellion C) The Vandal uprising D) Nika riots
A) Honoratus and Theodosius B) Anthemius of Tralles and Isidore of Miletus C) Constantine and Arcadius D) Belisarius and Procopius
A) Burned during the Nika riots B) Demolished and replaced by Justinian C) Destroyed by an earthquake D) Converted into a mosque
A) 1,000,000 B) 500,000 C) 250,000 D) 100,000
A) Black Death B) Smallpox C) The Great Fever D) Plague of Justinian
A) Purples and Golds B) Whites and Blacks C) Blues and Greens D) Reds and Yellows
A) God is great! B) The city is saved! C) Let the people rejoice! D) O Solomon, I have outdone thee!
A) Training ground for the fleet B) Storage for Temple treasure C) Burial place of the emperors D) Seat of the Urban Prefect
A) Over 30,000 B) 5,000 C) 10,000 D) 50,000
A) Hagia Sophia B) Topkapı Palace C) The Forum of Taurus D) The Great Palace
A) 18 May 332 B) 11 May 330 C) 11 May 337 D) 11 May 324
A) 7 B) 20 C) 11 D) 14
A) Clarissimus B) Quaestor C) Proconsul D) Clarus
A) The Chalke B) The Golden Gate C) The Augustaion D) The Milion
A) The Augustaeum B) The Xerolophus C) The Mese D) The Forum Tauri
A) Helios B) Mars C) Apollo D) Jupiter
A) Fourteen years B) Ten years C) Six years D) Three years
A) The Xerolophus B) The Milion C) The Praetorium D) The Chalke
A) 7 B) 80 C) 14 D) 117
A) Sparta B) Megara C) Corinth D) Athens
A) 478 BC B) 324 AD C) 657 BC D) 512 BC
A) Pausanias B) Septimius Severus C) Byzas D) Nisos
A) To mine gold B) To construct a pontoon bridge C) To build a grand palace D) To control the grain trade
A) Constantine I B) Cassius Dio C) Septimius Severus D) Pausanias
A) 411 BC B) 478 BC C) 512 BC D) 150 BC
A) The Black Sea Bay B) The Golden Horn C) The Bosphorus Basin D) The Mediterranean Port
A) Constantine I B) Darius I C) Pausanias D) Septimius Severus
A) The Constantinian Wall B) The Byzantine Wall C) The Severan Wall D) The Megaran Wall
A) New Rome B) Byzasia C) Augusta Antonina D) Constantinople
A) Hesychius of Miletus B) Pausanias C) Cassius Dio D) Byzas
A) New Rome B) Byzantium C) Istanbul D) Kostantiniyye
A) Augustus B) Septimius Severus C) Constantine I D) Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
A) Byzantium B) Megalopolis C) Istanbul D) New Rome
A) In the City B) Queen of Cities C) New Rome D) City of Constantine
A) Byzantium B) Kostantiniyye C) Megalopolis D) Islambol
A) 7th century B) 3rd century C) 10th century D) 19th century
A) 1900 B) 1453 C) 1930 D) 1923
A) 1204 B) 1261 C) 1453 D) 1922
A) Pera B) Istanbul C) Nova Roma D) Byzantium
A) Hagia Sophia B) Saint Peter's C) The Imperial Palace D) Notre Dame
A) Ottoman Empire B) Roman Empire C) Empire of Nicaea D) Latin Crusaders
A) 1261 B) 1923 C) 1453 D) 1922
A) Roman walls B) Theodosian walls C) Byzantine walls D) Ankara walls
A) Latin dynasty B) Palaiologan dynasty C) Ottoman dynasty D) Constantine dynasty
A) Ankara B) Istanbul C) Nova Roma D) Byzantium
A) More than 20 million B) More than 5 million C) More than 10 million D) More than 16 million
A) Rome B) Anatolia C) Kiev D) Carthage
A) Freedom of speech B) Tax exemption C) Voting rights D) Free grain
A) Catapults B) Stronger wooden hulls C) Greek fire D) Superior naval training
A) Khan Tervel B) Heraclius C) Michael III D) Leo III
A) A special tax on the Empire's subjects B) Foreign trade tariffs C) The Varangian Guard D) The Church
A) The Eparch Corps B) Imperial Legion C) The Macedonian Guard D) Varangian Guard
A) Bulgars B) Anglo-Saxons C) Arabs D) Persians
A) The Patriarch B) The Eparch C) The Admiral D) The Emperor
A) Alexius I B) Constantine V C) Leo III D) Leo IV
A) Sophia B) Theodora C) Irene D) Helena
A) 787 B) 754 C) 726 D) 843
A) Michael VII Ducas B) Theodore Lascaris C) Alexios I D) Alp Arslan
A) Venetians B) Seljuk Turks C) Crusaders D) Kipchaks
A) John II B) Michael VIII C) Manuel I D) Alexius I
A) They were expelled from the city B) They were granted trading rights C) They were massacred D) They were invited to join the government
A) Fourth Crusade B) Second Crusade C) Third Crusade D) First Crusade
A) It was destroyed B) It was stolen by the Venetians C) It was melted for coinage D) It was moved to Hagia Sophia
A) Isaac II Angelos B) Theodore Lascaris C) Alexios V Doukas D) Alexios IV Angelos
A) Three days B) One week C) One month D) One year
A) Buried them for protection B) Shipped them to the West C) Displayed them in the cathedral D) Melted them for coinage
A) Theodore Lascaris B) John III Vatatzes C) Alexios Strategopoulos D) Michael VIII Palaiologos
A) John III Vatatzes B) Michael VIII Palaiologos C) Alexios Strategopoulos D) Theodore Lascaris
A) The Great Palace B) Rumelihisarı C) Blachernae D) Galata Palace
A) 1435 B) 1347 C) 1453 D) 1403
A) Andrei di Arnaldo B) Ruy González de Clavijo C) George Sphrantzes D) Tedaldi of Florence
A) Michael VIII B) Constantine XI C) Mehmed II D) Theodosius
A) 8,000 B) 4,773 C) 3,000 D) 200
A) Five miles B) Twelve miles C) Two miles D) Twenty miles
A) Blachernae B) Galata C) Rumelihisarı D) Diplokionion
A) Constantine XI B) Sphrantzes C) Mehmed II D) Urban
A) One month B) Two weeks C) Seven weeks D) Three months
A) 40 B) 19 C) 30 D) 21
A) Janissaries B) Sürgün C) Levantines D) Viziers
A) Bursa B) Ankara C) Edirne D) Izmir
A) Ankara suburb B) The Old City walls C) Hagia Sophia district D) Pera/Beyoğlu
A) One thousand B) Five thousand C) Forty-five thousand D) Ten thousand
A) The Reformation B) The Industrial Revolution C) The Enlightenment D) The Renaissance
A) Primitive B) Monolingual C) Cosmopolitan D) Isolated
A) Xenophon B) Ibn Batutta C) Procopius D) Theopompus
A) 1453 B) 1325 C) 425 D) 1054
A) Women B) Monks C) Foreigners D) Slaves
A) The Palace Hall of Magnaura B) St Mark's Basilica C) The Pandidacterium D) Caernarfon Castle
A) Solidus of Diocletian B) Denarius C) Florin D) Bezant
A) Caernarfon Castle B) Ravenna Basilica C) St Mark's Basilica D) The Palace Hall of Magnaura |
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